just weeks after a state trooper is hit and killed on the side of a cleveland interstate another person killed while on the side of the road also struck by a driver suspected of being under the influence. a big sports day in cleveland. the browns looking for their first advantage in the post season. fans get a first glimpse of nba defending champion cleveland cavaliers. and a live look outside from our earth cam. there's downtown cleveland. you can kind of see the sun peaking through the clouds. we've seen a lot of the clouds the last few days but maybe that trend is changing very soon. welcome to this sunday edition of "good morning cleveland." i'm nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb to tell us about the forecast. the sun is trying.

>> rain will pass through hopefully. >> we tracked rain overnight. things are starting to dry out now. the front lifted to the north. that is why we're seeing a little hit and miss sunshine this morning but the clouds in tact across northeast ohio. let's show you that radar. this is our lapse from four hours, moves out of ashtabula crossing over to erie, pa and any moisture we're currently seeing is well off shore. we ridgeville. lorain, could see an isolated raindrop but that is going to move east fairly quickly. the upper level low tracked to the north bringing drier air associated with it. that is why we're going to start to see that drying pattern throughout you're sunday afternoon. let's look at the temperatures now. ashtabula 60 degrees. greater cleveland 61. still upper 50s for stark and summit county. the breakdown goes like this

to be outside. go get a little bit of sunshine by the 3:00 hour. we're going to dry out. i think for the brunt of the day you could see a few isolated raindrops for inland locations but the big talker is our temperatures. we have stepped out of the 70s, daytime highs only in the mid- 60s. >> still not bad. we'll take it. new information build a deadly hit-and-run crash from last night. shape this morning after hit by a driver officials believe was on drugs at the time. tunisha and asia matthews were changing a tire on the side of i-480 at 8:30 last night. a state patrol says a driver drifted to the side of the road and hit them. 48-year-old clark justin didn't bother to stop at the scene. >> we were able to locate that vehicle off state road at the next exit. that driver has been investigated for drivingened

technically in custody pending investigation. >> 27-year-old handling those was pronounced dead at the scene. the 23-year-old was taken to metrohealth medical center, still in critical condition this morning. cleveland police investigating a murder on the city's east side. officers found a 27-year-old man lying in the driveway of a home on east 79th street yesterday. police say the man had been shot in the head. his name won't be released until his big decisions expected to be made next week. the parma school district proposed $15 million in cuts. it could eliminate many important programs. at a meeting last night hundreds showed up to try to find a solution that won't impact their kids' education. >> our kids deserve better.

not going to get lost in the shuffle. >> lots of decisions to be said coming up for that district. the parma district though mutt submitted a balanced budget to the state by october 17th. the next step towards that is a school board meeting tuesday night and another huge crowd is expected at that meeting as well as a student-led protest ahead of time. cleveland cavaliers have had a very excited offseason, today time to get back to work. fo dramatic game seven victory fans will get a chance to see the cavs in action. meg shaw is live at the q with a preview of that wine and gold scrimmage. it doesn't get old saying the nba champs are back. >> reporter: exactly. it is football season. it's football sunday. but let's talk cavs because everybody can get excited about that. i know everybody has been waiting to see the wine and

the annual wine and gold scrimmage tips off today at 3:30. to those lucky fans who make their way to the q you get to see the brand new court design for the first time. the cavs say the black perimeter was inspired from the memorable black-sleeved jerseys the team wore in game five of the finals. the finishing touches on the court will be debuted on opening night. the big championship celebration set for october 25th against the knicks. that is raise that nba championship banner to the rafters and receive those championship rings. obviously we already got a look at that thanks to richard jefferson's snapchat which everybody loves. i can't wait for that. today's scrimmage, on the other hand, again tips off at 3:30, doors open for fans at 2:30. if you're opting to stay home and watch football or you didn't get a ticket you can watch it on-line.

the cavs. the fact that we are the nba champions. >> that's right. never get tired hearing that. a lot of work to do though. a lot of other teams making changes in the off-season. it will be fun. thank you. the cavs not the only cleveland team suiting up today. the browns still looking for their first win of the season. they will try to get just that against the redskins. they play at fedex field at 1:00 this afternoon. washington themselves not they are 1-2 so the browns got a fighting chance to get victory number one. also, indians have a big game coming up today. they are wrapping up their regular season in kansas city today. but right now they are a half game ahead of the red sox in the battle for home field advantage in the first round of the playoffs. we know they are going to play boston but if the indians stay on top, they have to play a makeup game tomorrow against detroit.

sox. today's game 3:15 in kc. thank you so much for spending part of your sunday morning with us. i'm nick foley. coming up -- an initiative that could help keep drug prices down in ohio passes its latest hurdle. when you could end up seeing it on a ballot. concussions are not the only injuries young athletes face. we're looking into another common problem. one that can be a silent skies. "power of 5" still tracking rain. timing coming up.

good morning. a little bit of hope. this shot of downtown cleveland. sunshine trying to peek across the clouds. a kind of a different weather story, summit county. look at akron, low-lying overcast skies completely taking over. so closer to the lake, getting hit with a little bit of sunshine but clouds will be in place throughout your afternoon. the talker is our temperatures. we stepped out of the 70s in most spots. mid to upper 60s this afternoon. we'll continue to track the

side before tonight as high pressure builds. it's going to allow us to really clear out throughout your evening to tomorrow afternoon. take a look, closer to the lake from euclid to beachwood only a high of 64 degrees. that warm air trying to pump in for stark and summit counties. so many people headed to the q around 3:00 today for that wine and gold scrimmage. we're looking pretty good. mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the 60 see here on 5 -- concussions, have been a major concern for football players for decades but one couple also trying to raise awareness about the risk of internal injuries following the death of their son. lauren brill has their story. >> reporter: it's been almost a week after football player andre jackson died after being hit in the mid section during a football game.

child in an injury in the game. >> he did a cross route, jumped up to catch a pass thrown over his head, was tackled simultaneously from the front and back. the look on his face i knew he was in a lot of pain. >> reporter: we spoke to kathy and brian haagen over the phone whose son taylor died in 2008 due to an injury to his liver. they have a foundation in his injuries. >> 50% matching grants. >> a formed shield that is designed to custom fit every particular person to their specific abdominal area. >> reporter: we don't know exactly what protective gear jackson was wearing but according to kathy and brian the proper protective gear is more commonly used on the nfl and collegiate levels. >> kids, coaches and parents in

high-tech equipment. >> reporter: taylor is gone, so is andre. but the haagens don't want kids to stop playing the sport their son loved but with the knowledge and equipment to play it as safely as possible. theyen doser this protective rib shirt that runs from $50 to $90. lauren as we head to break,

welcome back. 10:16. the search for answers is hitting some roadblocks in the deadly train crash in new jersey. so far investigators know the signals and track approaching the station seemed to be normal. but they are stuck w that could provide key information about what happened. abc's daria albinger has more. >> reporter: beneath a massive tangle of steel and glass crucial evidence in the train crash that killed one and injured 114 others. >> because of the asbestos and because of the unsettled structures that we're not sure about i'm not allowing anyone to go in there. >> reporter: at this point the sheer extent of the wreckage in hoboken, new jersey, is keeping

examining the main part of the crash. trapped down there an event recorder and forward-facing camera. officials want to know exactly how fast the train was going and if the brakes were used before it slammed into the station thursday morning. >> we got multiple walking wounded. >> reporter: one of the event recorders was already uncovered, one at the back of the train, that information now being downloaded at the manufacturer. ve details on that meeting. -- the engineer but there are no details. preliminary test results on drugs and alcohol came back negative. it appeared to be going three times faster than normal as it approached the platform. the impact so violent that part of the station ceiling collapsed raining debris on the hundreds of people standing around waiting. while the ntsb wants to get access to more of the wreckage, investigators are interviewing

multiple videos. >> the objective is not to find just what happened but why it happened so we can prevent it from happening again. elsewhere -- southern california under an earthquake alert. the governor's office issued the alert following a series of small tremors deep under the sea located on th san andreas fault. those tremors can be warning signs a major earthquake is on the way. scie as high as one in 100. this heightened probability will last through tuesday. donald trump is under increased pressure to release his taxes. this coming as a "new york times" released a report about trump's tax history. it highlights his past business failures and including the loss of nearly $1 billion. the author suggests trump hasn't paid taxes in nearly two decades. he also challenges trump to

far the trump campaign has not yet responded. on the other side of the aisle -- hillary clinton is reaching out to young voters who sided with bernie sanders during the primaries. a leaked recording from a fundraiser shows clinton calling young people the children of the great recession. she says she feels for their financial situations and understands their frustrations. donald trump responded to that recording saying that "clinton thinks sanders supporters are hopeless and ignorant basement dwel to be back in northeast ohio next week. scheduled to appear at a voter registration event tomorrow afternoon in akron. if you are interested in attending we have a link to rsvp on our news 5 app. netflix fans, you can return to your regularly scheduled binging. if you tried to watch yesterday you were affected, you saw the complaints on social media. the video streaming service down for several hours

because they just released a new batch of tv shows and movies including their latest marvel tv show "luke cage" and a couple of film favorites. >> bad timing. yesterday was definitely a tv watch binge day. not as bad as today. not as wet. still rainy conditions but it's not going to be here too much longer. it's pretty you'll have time this afternoon. >> the sun is trying to come in. >> it's trying to dominate. it's not going to take complete control until probably tomorrow afternoon. today still the clouds are in place but you are seeing a few sunny breaks this morning. do want to show you last night around 1:00 a.m. i started to track the widespread rain on the "power of 5", these were some heavy- duty downpours that we saw move

nothing on the severe side, it's moved out fairly quickly. right now the clouds in place, what we were dealing with for the last four to five days was that upper level low that continued to spin. that was allowing for the moisture that we saw. right now cloud coverage taking over from the radar, radar not picking up moisture or anything we're seeing is well off-shore. we're going to stay dry for the brunt of the afternoo on the isolated side. i want to show you that drier air starts to seep in here and causing our temperatures to be slightly cooler this morning. coshocton 58 degrees. closer to the lake we're already in the lower 60s, but daytime highs are not going to be increasing too much for ashtabula, lake county. as that low continues to make its way north. the drier air surges in behind that it's high pressure and

really go on a stretch of about four days of just a ton of sunshine. i want to show you futurecast. we're not in the clear just yet. any raindrops that you see this afternoon, it will be on the isolated side, in and out fairly quickly. around 6:00 tonight you can see things really start to clear up here and we're going to track that drier air, we should start to see partial clearing by your overnight. so daytime highs, we stepped out of of the 70s, upper for most spots. closer to the lake we're talking mid-60s. so you might want that light coat handy. 53 with mostly cloudy skies for tonight, throughout your overnight. that is when we'll start to see the clear skies really invade our space. look at tuesday through friday afternoon. nick, we're talking about highs for october, first full week in the 80s. >> definitely looking forward

when but just where they will open up the post season, that is still up for grabs. ohio state rolling again, staying on course for a spot in the college football playoffs. hakim diddermish with your morning sports report. >> reporter: good morning. trevor bower starts game one of the american league division series against the red sox thursday. cory kluber will start game two friday. where those games will be played is to be der last night the tribe in kansas city, there was a theme for cleveland. top two, coco crisp takes off, steals second, indians lead the american league in steals. very next pitch, rookie tyler, rookie of the year candidate rips one to right. here comes coco, the throw to the plate and coco is in there. indians take a 1-0 lead. back to speed. more speed in the eighth, davis says i'm going to get another

leader with 43 steals. four pitches later abraham almonte, hard ball ground to second. they can't handle it and the indians beat the royals 6-3. what does it mean as far as home field advantage? here are the scenarios -- ohio state forces rutgers to punlt on each of its 10 drives yesterday. the buckeyes rack up 669 yards of total offense and score 58 unanswered points. checkmate. heisman candidate jt barrett making history in the second quarter yesterday, fighting

now has 59 touchdown passes in 27 career games. offense is rolling. freshman mike webber gets a hole and check out webber. thank you offensive line. goes untouched 46 yards, rushed for 144 yards on 14 carries. that is sufficient. ohio state shuts out rutgers 58- 0. next week buckeyes host indiana who beat michigan state last night. one of the best plays you'll see all weekend in this game. kent state and akron kent down four, nick holly to justin wright, are you kidding me? what a play. golden flashes take the lead. 25 seconds left, akron on the doorstep, direct snap to michael traylor bennet, for the game winning touchdown. doing lebron's trademark celebration. akron defeats kent state 31-27, wild game there. wild game here, down a level.

picking up second quarter elyria with the ball. hand offto chris atkinson, powers for six. elyria down 114-113. shaker heights drive, shamir perfect pass to mica hills. touchdown red raiders. shaker heights with trick- eration. lining up for the extra point. mica hills makes another play. takes everyone out. two point conversion, to overtime. shaker heights defeats elyria quarterback rushed for 100 yards, 280 yards and five touchdowns. have a day kid. have a great day. coming up -- a local restaurant helping raise money for the family of the trooper killed on the interstate. we'll show you how you can take part. chaos at the q. a delay at kanye west's concert causes

hello, 10:29. we start this half-hour with a live look outside at downtown cleveland from our earth cam. you can see the sun trying to make a comeback in the second day of the weekend but the clouds hanging tough. not giving up without a fight.

cleveland." i'm nick foley. we have several developing stories including an exciting game for cavs fans. the nba champs are returning to the court at the q for the first time since the nba finals. meg shaw has a preview of today's scrimmage. first a check of the weather with meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning. you explained that so well. how the sun and the clouds, they are going head-to-head. i love our cam here in mentor, lake county. you can see to the west the clouds are tracking in, going to continue throughout your afternoon. what we're dealing with is that upper level low that continues to spin. its losing its moisture and tracking in that drier air so peaks of sunshine thought your day. we're off to a pretty cool start. greater cleveland 61 degrees. good morning stark county, upper 50s. so the air is going to continue to lift to the north here but

throughout your afternoon. the bulk of us going to be on the dry side, no heavy duty rain. the noticeable difference though is daytime highs are out of the 70s. fall-like pattern really touching down across northeast ohio. daytime highs only in the mid to upper 60s. lorain police are speaking out about the controversial dash cam video at the center of a new lawsuit. the video shows officers arrest on to the hood of a police cruiser. impact so hard it shattered the windshield. pelee smith arrested more than two years ago on drug trafficking charges. he's now suing lorain police for excessive force. yesterday the lorain police chief addressed the allegations. he has asked the cuyahoga county prosecutor's office to conduct its own review of the case. community leaders also announced they will hold forums for residents to voice their concerns and ask questions.

without angst, it was compelling, it was challenging. and, we're questioning how things like this can occur. >> this is not something that happens in our community all the time. this is not something that the officers ask all the time. >> no officer has been charged or disciplined in this case. smith pleaded guilty to charges of obstructing official business, resisting arrest and tampering with evidence. elyria police still trying to track down three men accused of shooting and stabbing a man in front lonnie williams still hospitalized, air lifted from the scene after three masked men attacked him in his home. neighbors who live in the apartment building are now on edge understandably. >> that's why my kids are not here now. they are with my mom. i don't feel it's the place for my kids to grow up. >> investigators haven't released a detailed drippings

if you have information you are asked to call elyria police. detailed description. mr. hero on tower boulevard in lorain is donating a portion of this weekend's sales to the family of ohio state trooper kenneth velez. he was hit and killed while conducting trafficken -- enforcement on i-90 earlier this month. the owner hopes to raise at least $1,000. >> a lot of people what we're doing. we're pretty happy so people can come here to appreciate it. >> always great to see a community come together for one of their own. trooper velez is survived by his three children the driver accused of fatally striking him pleaded not guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide charges. just over three months ago the cavs hoisted the trophy. snapping that 50-plus year

official return to the court today. meg shaw joins us from the q. good morning, meg. >> reporter: good morning. i think everybody's really waiting for the season to start. they are excited, preseason. regular season but we can't complain because we're getting to see our wine and gold in their jerseys back out on the court today for that wine and gold scrimmage. we're about five hours away from tipoff. of course we are looking for the big three, tristan thompson, iman shumpet and jefferson but get ready for new faces too in the offseason. kay felder, and chris anderson and traded for veteran mike dunleavy but remember cavs fans we're still waiting to officially add jr smith to the 2016/2017 roster. we just heard what lebron thinks of that situation on

cavs just need to get it done. i couldn't agree more with king james. the cavs' scrimmage kicks off today at 3:30 at the q, doors open for the fans at 2:30. so if you are heading down here make sure you plan for that. if you can't be here you can still watch the scrimmage on- line. i know it's a browns sunday but come on, everybody gets excited about the cavs, right? >> very easy to do. love it. >> reporter: it's a little easier on the heart to watch the cavs today. >> good that we have winning around the browns to make everything a little easier, for sure. kanye west has developed a bit of a reputation for going on stage late but here in cleveland last night's concert delay, actually not his fault. let's just blame it on technology. doors at the q were supposed to open at 8:00 but thousands of

they told us it was because of problems with ticket reading devices. >> we were in line, waited like 10 minutes and our flash didn't work. they said come to the ticket office. still not working. we paid $90 for the tickets. trying to get through. it's not working. >> some of the tickets had to be handwritten out. eventually the problem though was resolved. everyone got in. the show started late but kanye apologized, again blaming it as we said on the technical difficulties. cong is the season for pumpkin patches, corn mazes, apple orchards. how about adding wineries to the list? we check in with the cleveland vineyard to see how the grapes are doing this year. >> we're in the fall season but in my 7-day forecast i'm going to show you web the 80s want to make a good comeback. also the falling temperatures

good morning. we have sunshine, plus the cloud coverage that upper level low continues to spin so the clouds, they really want to try to dominate today but we have high pressure that is going to build here, allowing us to go on a stretch of just sunny skies for at least four days. want to show you exactly in our

greater cleveland area. now this will be the first week of october and look at this, nick, by tuesday we were talking about highs in the upper 70s, closer to the lake but inland locations near 80 degrees through your friday afternoon. to get you prepared for more warmer conditions, i want to show you the 7-day forecast but by friday we're going to track our next front. it's going to be about a 25- degree temperature, fall by sweaters once again because fall making a comeback. kind of a hodgepodge of different weather patterns about to approach. >> i'm going to focus on the mid-week temperatures. thank you. a lot of things are still on tap today despite the soggy conditions. if you're in the olmsted falls area you can head to east river park for the annual falls day at the park. it's family-friendly, lots of activities for the kids, food,

afternoon. >> movie buff? feeling nostalgic? they call it cinema wasteland. three-day fest celebrating the old horror movies. if beer is not your thing? how about wine? we told but a unique vineyard in cleveland a few weeks ago. now we're checking back in to see just how the harvest is going. the grapes mature, ready to be

huff. six years ago that 33/4 ache -- 3/4 acre was an empty lot. >> my wife and i live in cleveland. we're into the greening of urban spaces and love what is behind this idea. >> it's cool. to have an experience of growth and vegetation right here where people can access it. >> it's right in the city. will be taken to the north coast wine club in solon and there made into wine. still ahead -- philadelphia officers fired more than 100 shots at an unarmed suspects. police leaders blame what they call contagious gunfire. and paid vacation time is a nice perk but how about having all your vacation expenses paid for as well?

10:45. sunday. a measure in ohio containing drug prices is a step closer to getting on the ballot. the drug price relief act would keep agencies from buying at prices higher than the u.s. department of veterans affairs

may still be infected with zika virus. preliminary tests show a new sample of mosquitos from the area tested positive for the disease if confirmed this would be the sixth mosquito sample from miami beach with a positive test. at least 35 people in miami beach have contracted the zika virus locally. right now hungarians headed to the polls, deciding about the future of immigration in their country. a controversial referendum will either accept or european union's migrant quota. the country has been strict in dealing with migrants after thousands of illegal border crossings from serbia last year. the referendum isn't legally binding but if it does pass it would further strain hungary's relations with other eu nations. in the meantime the uk is still preparing for its split with the eu. the prime minister just announced the country will trigger article 50 by the end of march. article 50 is the formal beginning of the process to leave the european union.

"brexit" plan expected to be part of the next speech from the queen. developing in philadelphia -- authorities investigating why police fired more than 100 shots to take down an unarmed suspect. the city's police commissioner raising the possibility of the barrage of bullets was due to something called contagious gunfire. abc's eva pilgrim looking into it. >> reporter: more than 100 shots fired, police ending a terrifying series of attacks. this mornin number of actual shots fired are still being tallied. >> as of now that count is 109 shots fired. >> reporter: police are now identifying the nine officers who opened fire but not saying which hit and killed the 32- year-old suspected in a series of violent attacks on five people. investigators say he stabbed two children including his own 8-year-old son. >> the thing that he did to his

cops shot an unarmed man that many times. >> reporter: the philadelphia police commissioner says while no gun has been recovered mullple weapons used to slash and attack his alleged victims were found. >> it's of serious concern to us the number of shots that were fired. >> reporter: according to the commissioner one factor may have been what he calls contagious fire at the chaotic scene and promising more training. >> it's about biases and are properly trained to recognize when someone is mental ill and how to de- escalate a situation, than someone who is violent and trying to attack them and hurt them. >> that was eva pilgrim reporting. jamaicans preparing for hurricane matthew's wrath. storms hit the island tomorrow and lots of high winds and rain are expected before it makes landfall. now a scat r category 4, at one point it was a category 5 making it strongest hurricane

2007. janessa webb joins us now. hurricane season is until the end of october so we have to make it through the next few weeks. still not a storm to be taken lightly. >> right. miami is on that track. they are going to be watching. >> we'll keep an eye on that. locally we're keeping an eye on some of the dreary conditions giving way to sun. >> it's getting better now. lee county seeing a little bit of sunshine. these two are going head-to- trying to build but it's mixing in with the upper level low that continues to spin and track north. thatties we're seeing increasing clouds, you can see from the satellite and radar composite the moisture has faded to the east but we're still not going to rule out that possibility of a few isolated raindrops thought your afternoon. so right now even southern wayne county seeing a little bit of isolated activity but the brunt of this moisture has

storms, potentially making their way to ashtabula. i'll keep an eye on that. another heavy downpour but it's moving east fairly quickly. temperatures across the board, we're off to a pretty comfortable start across northern ohio this morning. good morning greater cleveland, 61 degrees, already in the 60s from wayne county to stark county but daytime highs are going to struggle today to barely get into the mid to upper 60s in that fall-like weather pattern is here. we're going to start to see high pressure building throughout this afternoon. that's going to allow for more sunshine for your monday and did you see that last headline? we are back, in the 80s, as we head into tuesday afternoon. the model is overdoing it a tad

throughout inland locations from the route 30 corridor but look at daytime highs, mid-60s by 6:00 for summit county. greater cleveland barely in the lower to mid-60s throughout the afternoon. so we've fallen often about 5 degrees from yesterday afternoon. we'll continue to see partial clearing throughout your overnight and things are on the up and up for monday afternoon. so today, a high of 68, still just tracking a few showers, may need that umbrella handy but definitely to get outside and enjoy it. 53 for an overnight low. this is a great-looking forecast but it's pretty up and down here, more sunshine in tact for tuesday through friday afternoon. then nick, we're going to track our next front and it will drop us down with, back down to the 60s by saturday. >> thank you. it's not even halloween but apparently a lot of americans already have their christmas

not. a report from creditcards.com finds one million people already finished the holiday shopping. however, about 3/4 of those shoppers surveyed say they think it's annoying the christmas shopping season starts so early. the official start of the season though not until black friday. we all know that food can dominate facebook, instagram and pinterest. and we see easy recipes. if looking at them gets you hungry listen up. there are apps to check out. if you are used or right for dates on tinder consider tender. considered the tinder for food with photos and recipes from people all over the world, swipe right to save a recipe and want to head to eat but hate to wait for tables? download nowait as well. the app essentially waits in line for you, once your table is ready you'll get a text. and there are stories about progressive companies determined to make the working

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finally this morning, images from the albuquerque international balloon fiesta. it looks like an slowings of color in the sky -- explosion of color in the sky. more than 500 hot air balloons scheduled to take part in this festival that goes until next weekend on competitions get underway tomorrow with different shaped balloons as well. how cool that? >> fun. >> dodging the balloons going up so quick, right? we don't have the balloon- flying weather now but later this week we might. >> yeah. you can still get outside today -- >> not a washout. >> a soggy weekend to start off but now things are starting to dry out and 68 for today. 70 by tomorrow afternoon. lots more sunshine, it's going to build, tuesday through

prepared, don't act like i didn't say this next weekend, we'll go from 78 to 64 and by sunday nick, i'm going to be talking about highs only in the 50s. >> next week like a roller coaster ride. a little bit of everything. the sun coming back, warmer temperatures and then the cooldown. you need jackets, umbrellas, everything. thank you so much for spending part of your sunday morning

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coming up next -- hear from players and coaches on their matchup with the redskins. can rookie calhoun intercept his first touchdown and kessler reminisces. >> getting that first one -- i felt more comfortable as the game went on and felt more in tune with the of a rhythm. and i want to build off of that this week. welcome to browns countdown presented by elk and elk. hanging out with some former pros. the boys are in washington